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Best non-alcoholic wine to sip on this Dry January

Zero-alcohol wines that taste as good as the real deal

best non alcoholic wine
Maisie Bovingdon
Freelance Writer
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With Dry January in full swing and many swearing off alcohol for good, lots of us are seeking non-alcoholic alternatives to our weekend tipple. 

Whether you are searching for non-alcoholic red wines, white or rose, or even a sparkling fizz, there are plenty of zero-alcohol options to shop, and you’ll never know the difference.

There are plenty of variations, not only red, white, and rose, but also various grapes, and from different wine regions, such as New Zealand, Australia, France, Germany and more.

You'll find plenty of affordable non-alcoholic wines to shop from popular stores, including M&S, Selfridges, and John Lewis.

Scroll on for the best zero-alcohol wines to shop now. 

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Best non-alcoholic white wine

Selfridges 

Selfridges has a vast array of wines available to shop online and in-store, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic wines. 

Low & No Alcohol’s French Bloom Le Blanc wine has zero alcohol, and is the alcohol-free alternative to shop for those looking for a fruity and lightweight tipple.  

This creation is a sweet blend of de-alcoholised organic fermented grape juice, lemon juice, as well as white grape juice, and sparkling gensac spring water. 

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LOW & NO ALCOHOL French Bloom Le Blanc organic French bubbly, £29.99, Selfridges

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Laithwaites Wine 

Oddbird is another firm favourite when it comes to zero-alcohol wine, especially in Scandinavia. 

This creation is made using white pear, green apple and elderflower, for a light, crisp and dry white wine alternative which is well worth the £12.99 price tag. 

bottle of non alcoholic odd bloom red wine

ODDBIRD Alcohol-Free Spumante NV, £12.99, Laithwaites

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Majestic Wine

Majestic Wine is another firm favourite when it comes to shopping boozy buys, but they also have an array of non-alcoholic variations too, including the Noughty Organic Sparkling Chardonnay. 

This creation contains zero alcohol, as it has been "entirely de-alcoholised".  This creation is fresh and crisp, thanks to the notes of green apple, and a touch of bubbles, which makes the perfect white wine alternative.

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Noughty Organic Sparkling Chardonnay, £7.99, Majestic Wine

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Virgin Wines

Chardonnay is a popular wine choice many choose, and we have found a popular alcohol-free alternative. 

This creation has flavours of sweet melon and peach, combined with vanilla and smoky oat flavours, which is perfect for a night in, or with punchy chicken or grilled prawns.

alcohol free wine chardonnay

McGuigan Zero Chardonnay Alcohol Free, £5, Virgin Wines

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ASDA 

With over 50 glowing reviews from shoppers, this alcohol-free white wine is a must-buy. 

It is a lightweight, alcohol-free Sauvignon Blanc, which is refreshing enough to enjoy with or without food, and every season - plus you won’t break the bank. 

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McGuigan Zero Sauvignon Blanc, £3.99, ASDA

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The Great Wine Company 

Eins Zwei Zero Riesling is ideal for those looking for a zesty wine alternative. 

This alcohol-free creation boasts notes of lime and citrus fruits, as well as sweet rhubarb and red apples. 

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Eins Zwei Zero Riesling, £8.25, The Great Wine Company

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Aldi 

Everyone loves a sparkling wine, especially over the festive period and celebratory events. 

But for those looking for a lightweight, fruity, yet tasty fizz, Aldi’s Zerozecco is a must-have. 

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Zerozecco Sparkling White Alcohol Free, £2.79, Aldi 

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Best non-alcoholic rose wine

M&S 

M&S is the place to shop tasty food and wine pairings, but they also offer a variety of non-alcoholic variations to enjoy too. 

The Alcohol-free Rose boasts sweet summer berries, which are combined with fruity watermelon and punchy herbs for an aromatic twist.

This variation contains 0.05% alcohol. 

alcohol free rose

M&S Alcohol Free Rose, £4.25, Ocado 

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Tesco

Kylie Minogue has expanded her horizons with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. 

This alcoholic alternative is vegan and vegetarian.  It has been created using grape juice and green tea for a milder flavour.

non alcoholic sparkling rose

Kylie Minogue Alcohol Free Sparkling Rose, £7, Tesco 

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Fortnum & Mason

For those looking for a taste of luxury, this may just be it, as it combines all the iconic parts Fortnum & Mason is known for - tea with a fizzy element. 

This creation boasts notes of tropical fruits, warm ginger, as well as Darjeeling tea, for a wholesome, warm, yet fruity concoction. 

bottle of non alcoholic sparkling rose

Fortnum's Rosé Sparkling Tea, £17.95, Fortnum & Mason 

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Amazon

Nozeco is a hugely popular alcohol-free brand, and one in particular which has garnered glowing reviews is the Nozeco Rose. 

It comes in a rose, original as well as peach bellini, spritz and bucks fizz variation. 

But the Nozeco Rose, which boasts notes of white strawberry and red fruits, is not to be missed.  

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Nozeco Rose, £16.20, Amazon

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Belle & Co

With over 2,000 reviews from shoppers, this zero alcohol rose is a must-try, not only has it garnered glowing reviews, but it’s super affordable. 

It boasts notes of grapes and green tea, for a sweet, but mildly dry, zero-alcohol wine, so this purchase ticks all the boxed.

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Belle & Co Sparkling Rose Alcohol Free Wine, £2.85, Amazon

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Best non-alcoholic red wine

Waitrose 

Waitrose has created a top-rated red wine with zero alcohol, which is suitable for vegans. 

This de-alcoholised wine has proved to be hugely popular with shoppers, with some saying it’s the best alternative red wine to boozy counterparts, which is bold in flavour and not watery.

alcohol removed red wine

Alcohol-removed wine Fre Red Blend, £3.55, Waitrose 

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Amazon 

Amazon stocks a whole host of everything, including non-alcoholic wines. 

Eisberg is one which makes a popular appearance, and has racked up plenty of positive reviews from shoppers. 

For those lusting after a non-alcoholic Merlot, you have met your match.  This creation delivers the full-bodied effect of a heady red, without the alcohol.  It has been created from plum and blackberries, for a fruity, aromatic and bold faux red wine. 

alcohol free merlot

Eisberg Alcohol Free Merlot Wine, £19.50, Amazon

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Sainsburys 

Torres Natureo is another hugely popular non-alcoholic tipple to stock up on for those shopping for zero alcohol.

This creation has made from Garnacha and Syrah, and aged in a French oak barrel, which provides the aromatic and smoky flavour of a hearty red wine.

natureo non alcoholic wine

Torres Natureo De-Alcoholised Syrah, £6, Sainsburys 

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Tesco

Everyone loves a mulled wine when the temperature drops. 

For those shopping for an alcohol-free alternative to the festive tipple have found the solution.

Eisberg’s alcohol-free mulled wine achieves the same bold and aromatic flavour like boozy mulled wines -just without the alcohol.  This variation features intense spices, as well as warming cinnamon, and zesty orange peel.

non alcoholic mulled wine

Eisberg Mulled Alcohol Free Wine, £3, Tesco

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